todos los colores de la sombra

todos los colores de la sombra

Munjado (Paintings of Pictorial Ideographs)19th centuryJoseon DynastyMunjado (문자도) screens are paintings that generally have pictures of animals, such as birds and fish, and plants, or even full scenes with Chinese ideographs. Each picture represents a Confucian moral (The Eight Virtues). The Eight Virtues are as following: Brotherly Love, Loyalty, Trust, Propriety, Righteousness, Filial Piety, Integrity, and Sensibility.Though Munjado screens are Chinese, it was commonly found in upper and middle class Korean homes.From the Kang Collection.

Munjado (Paintings of Pictorial Ideographs)19th centuryJoseon DynastyMunjado (문자도) screens are paintings that generally have pictures of animals, such as birds and fish, and plants, or even full scenes with Chinese ideographs. Each picture represents a Confucian moral (The Eight Virtues). The Eight Virtues are as following: Brotherly Love, Loyalty, Trust, Propriety, Righteousness, Filial Piety, Integrity, and Sensibility.Though Munjado screens are Chinese, it was commonly found in upper and middle class Korean homes.From the Kang Collection.

vía: korean-art

todos los colores de la sombra
son matices de espumosa nada
tinta que pinta el ideograma
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